Creative Wireless Headset User manual

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Your Creative Wireless Headset for
Bluetooth at a Glance
Your Creative Wireless Headset for Bluetooth®is supplied with a built-in lithium-ion
battery.
Microphone
Earpiece
Tri-color Light Emitting Diode (LED)
Power adapter
jack
Multi-function
button
Volume
buttons
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When your headset is not in use, connect the earpiece to your headset as shown in
Figure 1.
Figure 1
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Getting Started
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1Charge your headset
Your headset needs to be fully charged before you use it for the first time. To charge your
headset’s battery, connect your headset to the wall outlet as shown in Figure 2.
The Tri-Color LED indicates the battery status. It turns red when the battery is charging,
and green, when the battery finishes charging. Charging your battery fully for the first time
takes approximately three hours.
For more information on your Tri-color LED, see ”Reading your headset’s Tri-color LED”
on page 9.
• A fully charged battery should supply you with approximately up to four hours of talk
time and up to 120 hours of standby time. Talk time, however, may vary depending on
your mobile phone’s settings and usage.
• When the battery is almost depleted, the Tri-color LED blinks red once every four
seconds and your headset beeps once every minute. Recharge the battery at the
earliest opportunity.
• If you are charging your battery for the first time, or have not used your headset in a
while, the Tri-color LED may take slightly longer to turn red.
Figure 2
Wall outlet
Power adapter jack
Power adapter
Tri-color LED
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2Pair your headset and mobile phone
Before using your headset for the first time, pair it with a Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone.
If the pairing is not completed within two minutes, the Tri-color LED blinks yellow, and the
headset beeps five times before turning itself off automatically. Should this happen, repeat
steps 2 to 7.
1. If your headset is turned on, turn it off by pressing and holding the Multi-function
button for three seconds. The Tri-color LED turns off and you hear a beep.
2. Place your headset within one meter (three feet) of your mobile phone, as shown in
Figure 3.
3. Press and hold the Multi-function button for eight seconds. The Tri-color LED
alternately blinks red and green.
4. Turn on your mobile phone’s Bluetooth feature. For more information, see your
mobile phone’s User’s Guide.
Figure 3
One meter (three
feet) or less
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5. Set your mobile phone to detect Bluetooth devices.
6. From the list that appears, select Creative Headset.
7. When prompted for a passkey, press 0000 on your mobile phone and select OK.
When the pairing is completed, the Tri-color LED blinks green rapidly five times and
you hear a long beep.
8. Select Return to go back to your mobile phone’s main menu. A headset icon may
appear on your mobile phone’s screen.
You can now start to make and receive calls from your headset.
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3Make a call
Before making a call, make sure that your headset is paired with your mobile phone. For
pairing instructions, see ”Pair your headset and mobile phone” on page 6.
1. Turn on your headset by pressing and holding the Multi-function button for two
seconds. The Tri-color LED blinks green and you hear a beep.
2. Dial a number using your mobile phone.
3. When connected, talk using your headset’s microphone.
4. To end the call, press the Multi-function button once. You can also end a call using
your mobile phone.
For more usage information, see section “Using Your Headset“.
• When no calls are in progress and your mobile phone is turned on, your headset
goes into standby mode.
• When using your headset with your mobile phone, make sure that it is within 10
meters (30 feet) of your mobile phone.
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Using Your Headset
Your headset has a Multi-function button, located on the earpiece, which allows you to
turn on or off your headset. With the Multi-function button, you can answer or end calls,
and use the Last Number Redial* feature, without using your mobile phone.
The table below shows you how to use the buttons on your headset.
*Some features are available only for selected mobile phones. For more information, refer to your mobile
phone’s User’s Guide.
Usage Action
Turning on your
headset Press and hold the Multi-function button for two seconds. The Tri-color LED blinks green and you hear a beep.
Turning off your
headset Press and hold the Multi-function button for three seconds. The Tri-color LED turns off and you hear a beep.
Going into pairing
mode After your headset is turned off, press and hold the Multi-function
button for eight seconds. The Tri-color LED alternately blinks red and
green.
Answering a call Press the Multi-function button. You can also answer the call using
your mobile phone.
Ending a call Press the Multi-function button to end a call. You can also end a call
using your mobile phone.
Using Voice Dial* Press the Multi-function button and when you hear a beep, say the
voice tag.
Using Last Number
Redial* Press the Multi-function button twice.
Adjusting volume Press any one of the Volume buttons to gradually increase the volume. Once the volume reaches the maximum level, it starts again
from the minimum.
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Reading your headset’s Tri-color LED
Your headset’s Tri-color LED indicates the mode your headset is in. The table below shows
you the various Tri-color LED indications available.
Tri-color LED Meaning
Red On Your headset’s battery is charging.
Blinks once every
four seconds Your headset’s battery is almost depleted. Recharge the battery at the earliest opportunity.
Green
On Your headset is fully charged.
Blinks rapidly every
two seconds Your headset is being turned on.
Blinks rapidly five
times in successsion Your headset has been successfully paired to your mobile phone.
Blinks once every
four seconds Your headset is in standby mode.
Blinksonceevery15
seconds A call is in progress.
Yellow
Blinks once every
four seconds
Your headset is in standby mode and is not
paired with your mobile phone.
Your headset automatically turns off after three
minutes.
Blinks rapidly five
times in successsion Your headset has failed to pair with your mobile phone and will automatically turn off.
Green and red Blinksalternatelyfor
two minutes Your headset is in pairing mode and is ready for pairing.
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